Will this cable work specifically with an Ibanez IBZ10B Rehearsal Rig 10-Watt Electric Bass Guitar Combo Amp and a JAY TURSER MODEL JT-220/VS VINTAGE SUNBURST SETNECK LP GUITAR?
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Absolutely, providing that each of them are equipped with a quarter inch input jack, that is the standard for guitar chords such as this one.
24331
I have never seen musical equipment (electric) that did not use a 1/4" cable. Some components made for home stereos or vocals use RCA jacks or 3 prong round jacks (I forget the name of the common mic jacks!), but 1/4" is standard for guitar, bass, and universal equipment. So they should work.
357188
Definitely avoid Audiosource. I ended up buying a DBX 215 graphic EQ. I've used DBX equipment in the past and it's solid professional stuff. The 215 is a 15 band EQ which is designed for a rack system and for musical instruments but is slim and small enough to fit in with your home sound system. The only adjustment you'll need are 4 plug adapters that you can get from Radio Shack with an RCA female input from your stereo to a male standard guitar output. They're inexpensive, only a few dollars. I've had DBX for a few years now with excellent results. No distortion, just excellent professional sound quality. I bought it off of Amazon. You might have to go to the musical instrument section on Amazon to find it. It does boost the volume and sound but whether it would act as a good preamp I'm not sure. My system is disc player to EQ to amp. I haven't used my turntable is years. Good Luck
919662
If your uke has a pickup already installed or you purchase a sound hole pickup (anywhere from $20 and up) it will work fine. As far as I know the Fuse software that installs presets to the amp does not have a specific ukulele patch - so you may be the ground breaker!
629339
This combo amp is actually meant for a bass guitar but it will technically work with any electric guitar or bass guitar. However, as a bass amp, all of it's settings are built form the ground up to sound better with a low sound, meant for bass guitars.
359119
This cable works for my mountain dulcimer-- main thing is the pickup on your instrument has the same type of plug as a guitar. There are lots of decent small amps on Amazon that would work if you're an amateur like me. If you want rockstar quality sound, you're getting out of my league...
1672317
I plug into a 150 W monitor. Not a problem one. have never tried the Guitar amp.I will try an Ampeg Bass amp when I get back home. I can let you know later. I will say I love what the unit can do.
1393312
I have the same amp and was wondering the same thing. I'm thinking it should work just fine
2131866
Check the model before purchasing. The Snark SN-2 will NOT work consistently with a bass guitar. It will detect the A, D, and G strings, but the E-string is too low.
699599
It will work with any amplifiable guitar. Just realize that it only puts out 30 watts-- enough to make your bass audible at what's now called an "unplugged" level. What that means to me, as I use it, is that I can hear the bass line in a group with acoustic (unamplified) guitars. It will never be "loud," if that's what you're looking for.
1975167
i haven't tested that way, but i believe it will work with no problem, but remember that it will sound with distortion or the fx that are built in the amp.
1471688
No it will not work..There is no remote input on that amp..I bought this same bass know and I have the same amp you do and there is no remote input on that amp..boomer McCloud or any radio shop has a universal bass know that is rca adapted..cheap...eBay has them for like 20$..that's what I had to buy for my system...that amp pounds bro...
1003722
assuming that you have an XLR output on your bass amp, this should work great.
1908604
It has 1/4" balanced audio output. So, you need TRS (1/4") cable to hook up to your amp.
518263
The Tascam PSP520 AC adapter is gross overkill (ampacity-wise) for the GB-10. It's expensive, large, and poorly filtered (EMI-wise). The latter will be obvious if your guitar or bass is an inexpensive starter model without cavity shielding. A cell phone charger will suffice. The Apple iPhone charger, although pricier than others, is dead-quiet.
1004902
I don't see why it wouldn't work . I bought this for my Sho-Bud Pedal steel .. Works Great ! It worked on my Fender Stratocaster Just set the mgz at 440 mgz !
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It would be easier to gage its size by what kind of amp are you going to use it with? I have a Fender Princeton Chorus and it fits on there perfect...
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I wouldn't suggest it unless you perhaps got a car 6.5" woofer speaker and did a swap. What you may wish to do is see about a Yamaha THR10 (has setting for bass... not loud, a bit pricey imho) maybe a Roland Bass Cube RX (made for bass, duh, I have reg Cube RX and it's pretty solid Roland Micro Cube Bass RX Battery-Powered Bass Combo Amp ) If don't need to run on batteries, maybe a Peavey Vyper 1 will fill the bill (handles all types of guitars including bass). Peavey Vypyr VIP 1 - 20 Watt Modeling Instrument Amplifier I wouldn't suggest it unless you perhaps got a car 6.5" woofer speaker and did a swap. What you may wish to do is see about a Yamaha THR10 (has setting for bass... not loud, a bit pricey imho) maybe a Roland Bass Cube RX (made for bass, duh, I have reg Cube RX and it's pretty solid Roland Micro Cube Bass RX Battery-Powered Bass Combo Amp ) If don't need to run on batteries, maybe a Peavey Vyper 1 will fill the bill (handles all types of guitars including bass). Peavey Vypyr... » Read More I wouldn't suggest it unless you perhaps got a car 6.5" woofer speaker and did a swap. What you may wish to do is see about a Yamaha THR10 (has setting for bass... not loud, a bit pricey imho) maybe a Roland Bass Cube RX (made for bass, duh, I have reg Cube RX and it's pretty solid Roland Micro Cube Bass RX Battery-Powered Bass Combo Amp ) If don't need to run on batteries, maybe a Peavey Vyper 1 will fill the bill (handles all types of guitars including bass). Peavey Vypyr VIP 1 - 20 Watt Modeling Instrument Amplifier « Show Less